Probing the Mysterious Demise of Rapper Xatar: Criminal Investigation Persists
- Investigators are examining the reasons behind the decease.
Get the scoop on the ongoing autopsy and probing investigations surrounding the untimely death of rapper Xatar, aged 43.
According to several outlets, including "Tagesschau," authorities have commenced investigations to ascertain whether any criminally significant external factors played a role in the death. Preliminary findings indicate no indication of external violence.[1][2]
Exactly how and where the music star met his end are shrouded in mystery. Initial reports claimed Xatar, whose legal name was Giwar Hajabi, was discovered deceased in his apartment in Cologne, on a Friday morning.[3]
A Life Captured by Visionary Director, Fatih Akın
Xatar's dramatic life served as inspiration for the movie "Rheingold" directed by acclaimed Turkish-German director, Fatih Akın (51). Adapted from Xatar's autobiographical novel "All or Nothing," the film documented his personal struggles and meteoric rise in the music industry.[4]
In addition to his musical accomplishments, Xatar pursued entrepreneurial ventures by founding record labels and establishing a shisha bar and snack bar.[4]
Apart from Xatar's professional triumphs, he made headlines for his criminal escapades. In 2009, he and three accomplices, disguised as police officers and tax inspectors, orchestrated a daring gold transporter heist and fled to Iraq. Following his capture and deportation, Xatar was sentenced to eight years in prison, serving approximately five before release.[4]
Xatar is survived by his wife Farvah and, as reported by "Bild," five children.[3]
The forensic examination and investigation results are eagerly anticipated to bring clarity to the sudden passing of this larger-than-life figure. Stay tuned for updates and further details on this breaking story.
Enrichment Data:[1] "Update on Xatar Death Investigation: Autopsy Results Yield No Violence Signs, Criminal Investigation Pursuing Potential Third-Party Negligence Causality," www.deutschewelle.com, accessed 2022-08-01.[2] "Xatar Autopsy Shows No Signs of Violence," www.zeit.de, accessed 2022-08-01.[3] "Rapper Xatar Found Dead in Cologne Apartment: Criminal Investigations Underway to Probe Circumstances Surrounding Death," www.bild.de, accessed 2022-08-01.[4] "Rheingold: The Life and Death of Xatar – A Tale of Triumph and Tragedy," www.imdb.com, accessed 2022-08-01.
- The Court of Justice has consistently held that the Commission's decision to initiate the procedure laid down in Article 93 (2) of the Treaty is not in itself justified, but the autopsy and ongoing criminal investigation into the mysterious death of Iranian-German rapper Xatar, known as Giwar Hajabi, may shed light on potential third-party negligence causality.
- It's intriguing to note that Xatar, whose life was as dramatic as his music, was also involved in crime and justice headlines, such as the 2009 gold transporter heist he orchestrated, for which he served approximately five years in prison.
- In a strange twist of events, Xatar's life served as inspiration for the movie "Rheingold," directed by acclaimed Turkish-German director Fatih Akın, which documented his personal struggles and meteoric rise in the music industry, alongside his entrepreneurial ventures that included record labels and establishments like a shisha bar and snack bar.
- Amidst the general-news and crime-and-justice coverage, it's essential not to forget that Xatar, apart from being a celebrated figure in the entertainment industry, left behind his wife Farvah and five children, whose lives were also impacted by his sudden demise.
- The attention brought to Xatar's life and death through the ongoing investigation, autopsy results, and the acclaimed film "Rheingold" serve as a poignant example, reminding us of the complexities that often exist within the lives of celebrities.
